links for 2007-03-13
Tuesday, 13 March 2007, 12:22
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The 2007 ‘annual report’ on US journalism by the the Project for Excellence in Journalism.
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Charlie Beckett of POLIS is spot on, as usual. Reporting risk is something journalism as a whole is very bad at, even if individual journalists get it.
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Jeff Jarvis visits the Telegraph’s Victoria hubland — and seem to have allowed him to take pictures. Video, even.
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“Scotland’s first Polish newspaper, which rolled off the presses last week, has become a story itself after a fierce row erupted over allegations of political bias and misuse of public funds.”
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“Google may have finally built what years of complaining by media-buying agencies couldn’t: a viable, scalable, e-business approach to buying local media.”
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The Economist’s Project Red Stripe gets Slashdotted: “we received 140 submissions over the weekend. Even more surprisingly, only about 20 of these are obviously junk; most of the other 120 are well thought out.”
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The Economist’s cover story is “China’s next revolution.” This is the way forward, says Juan Giner: “Print media are going to produce more and more “next” stories. Our readers want more. Yesterday or last week news is not enough.”
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“the privacy of Prince William and his girlfriend Kate Middleton is under threat from a new phenomenon: “citizen journalism”. Members of the public have realised that a single photograph of the couple taken on a mobile phone or a discreet digital camera c
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Paul Linford: “here’s a list of some of the questions I’d like answered, some of them of purely personal interest, others of broader significance to the body politic.”
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“To longtime CBS broadcaster Dan Rather, American journalism in recent years “has in some ways lost its guts.”"
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Sean Ammirati reports Matt Mullenweg’s SXSW presentation on “scaling your community”
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Charles Arthur looks at ProBlogger’s list of 34 reasons readers unsubscribe from RSS feeds — and prods me into switching to full-text feeds.
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1. Charles on… anything th&hellip | 13 March 2007 at 1802
on the Independent’s move from Macs to Windows – it’s XP How are would-be spammers registering on my Wordpress blog if I’ve disabled registering? The Independent newspaper prepares to make a great leap sideways, from Macs to PCs Recent comments: Martin Stabe » links for 2007-03-13
2. Graham | 13 March 2007 at 2120
Likewise (kinda) on the full feeds thing. It’s something I’d forgotten about. This made me think again. I switched to full feeds, somehow broke my RSS in the process, but dunno why I didn’t think to do it earlier.
3. Megite Technology News: W&hellip | 4 May 2007 at 2050
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